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a state, let's take texas, for example, where six million texans are uninsured, highest rate in the country. quarter of their residents don't have health insurance. if they went with the affordable care act and expanded medicaid up to 133%, it could cover two million more texans. for the first years it would be 100% of the federal government expense. going forward it would be at 90% of federal government expense. texas decides in their texas way that they do sometimes that they're not going to go with the program. those two million people won't be insured and yet they won't qualify for the subsidies in the affordable care act to health them be able to afford insurance on their own. we'll have a situation where the poorest people, the people in the most need will be totally left out in the cold. bobby jindel has said he's not going to go with the medicaid expansion. you can imagine that a lot of these republicans are going to make this a litmus issue so that any republican who has national ambitions will have their feet held to the fire to say they're not going to go forward w

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Jul 2, 2012

special on nbc news. >> mexico has more oil than texas and more than iraq. >> that was a long time ago. slowly but surely the mexico oil suffered from taxation and interference. production plummeted. but phebgs yo's presumed president elect champagned on changing mexican law to allow private investment. >> if mexico was able to significantly increase once again its oil and gas production, and since we sell 90% of what we export to the united states, this would contribute very significantly to what we would call north american energy independence. >> so their oil production has been climbing for the last five or six years. oil production is the opposite of weight. it's really easy to lose and very hard to gain back. >> and the russians, they began to decline. >> the mexican government is scared to death, they tax and their gravy train is dying in front of them. >> you have glimmers of enlightenment, and it usually involves russia. you see it over there that identify made sense to private ties -- >> you just tried to pigeon hole me in this whole thing. what would you do without somebody

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on "the communicators" on c-span 2. >>> next, tea party activist and former naacp texas chapter president c.l. bryant discusses why he left the democratic party to become a conservative. he was at this event, part of the annual leadership program of the rockies to show his movie entitled "runaway slave." this is about 50 minutes. matt kibbe is the president and ceo of freedom works and has been with citizens for a sound economy for over 15 years, an economist by training, matt kiby is a well-respected national public policy expert, best selling author and political commentator. "newsweek" called kibbe one of the master minds of the tea party politics. his exer per tease has led to frequent appearances on national news shows, including fox news, nbc, abc, cnn, msnbc, fox business, pbs and c-span, dubbed the scribe by "new york daily news," kibbe is co-author with dick armey of the "new york times" best-seller "give us liberty, a apartment manifesto." please help me welcome matt kibbe to lpr to introduce c.l. bryant. [ applause ] >> how you guys doing? does anyone here believe in freedom? d

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and we cannot always beat texas. you can go to arizona and do your work out of there. a lot of people still move to silicon valley because of the synergy of so many bright people. if you can get the right people, get that cleaned up so we can bring smart people here and keep them here, we will keep adopting the game. [applause] >> governor hickenlooper, this is your chance. you have here a room full of silicon valley executives. what do you say to them to get them to expand or move to colorado? >> can governor brown leave the room for a minute? >> i am a great believer that luring companies from one state to the other does not help the country. i think it is a race to the bottom. as the governor would say. it is useful for us to be as relentlessly pro-business as we can. we're very focused on education and we want to be the no. 1 state for solving this riddle that this country has become from being the no. 1 public education nation to one in the bottom half. we know the things -- at risk kids are coming from difficult neighborhoods and often broken families, they need a longer school

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Jul 2, 2012

they say they hathey repeal and then replace. but does it add up. >>> a texas grad student mauled at the jane goodall institute. what went wrong? >>> and one man trying to rewrite the constitution. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm john avlon in for erin burnett tonight. "outfront" tonight, republicans in a corner over health care. the supreme court battle may be over. but has the political and policy war just begun? the house of representatives has already scheduled a vote to repeal health care reform next week. and senate republicans have pledged to repeal it if they take back the senate this fall. the conservative base is firmly aligned against the health care law. mitt romney is campaigning on a pledge to repeal and replace. just look at the sign on his podium. over the weekend, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell was dismissive when he was asked, what happens after repeal? what would his party do about the 30 million uninsured americans? >> that is not the issue. the question is how can you go step by step to improve the american health care system? it's already t

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Jul 2, 2012

on ginned by the abc7 news i-team. the report triggered a bill that led to the ban. >>> doctors say a texas graduate student is stable enough for doctors to stitch the wounds and set the fractures suffered in a chimpanzee attack in south africa. the question is why the 26-year-old was close enough to the chimps for them to attack? witnesses say this week he crossed a small fence meant to keep people at a safe distance then he either stepped on or kicked at a rock ing the chimps to grab his -- enabling the chimps to grab his foot >> he was struggling not to be pulled into the enclosure. as far as we can tell he was not dragged in all the way, partially lodged underneath the fence. >> he was pummeled in what may have been a case of the monkeys testifieding territory. one witness says he may have been trying tyke a from a chimp. >>> unclear whether two runners vying for a spot in the olympics will take part in a planned run-off in oregon tonight a person familiar with the situation says a sprint reconsidering her decision to take part nay run-off against training partner. you may remember the

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against -- ab32 against an onslaught of texas oil companies. we defend when they tried to block your business. california gets 50% of the venture capital. there is a lot going on here. we want to promote that. innovation is difficult because by definition, is of the few, not the many. that is the culture we want to encourage both in our schools, by minimizing, not getting overly obsessed with testing, and reducing learning to bubble in a multiple choice response. it is not literature, science, innovation, or creativity. it is not innovation. we need rigor and imagination. you need both. you have the left hand and the right hand. we have to combine those things. in california, we create innovation by ab32, but the only state with the cap and trade program, we create it by cutting regulation. i had to fire two incumbent people in our division of conservation. there were blocking oil exploration. i fired them and the oil permits for drilling went up 18%. we have to work on many levels. we're promoting efficiency. we're promoting and renewable energy and climate change -- i take courage

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Jul 1, 2012

stationed closed today. 15 firefighters are expected to lose their job. >> and tonight a texas graduate student is recovering after he was attacked by chimpanzees in south africa. andrew overly was on tour of a sanctuary when he was attacked leaving him with severe cuts and broken bones. he crossed a small fence and he got too close to the enclosure. >> it's about saving people. he was fiercely struggling not to be pulled into the enclosure. as far as we can tell he was not dragged in all the way. he was partially lodged underneath. >> he was pummeled in what may have been a case of monkeys defending their territory. one witness say he may have been trying to take a rock away from a chimp. >> now to an update. back in may. there has been a surge of calls to poison control centers after children ate colorful packets of laundry detergent. the company has promised to make changes. but have they? >> it's bright, bite-sized and to her son, it might have looked like candy. that is what her mother and a half was eating. >> i thought they got into the candy and they were eating candy. >> minute

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Jul 2, 2012

: thank you for the comments from the first 45 minutes of today's "washington journal." houston, texas, a republican line. caller: how are you doing? listen, the only thing that worries me about the rulings -- the supreme court rulings, it is already giving morals that -- immortal status to the corporations. there should be a limit to a lot of the stuff as far as the financing of the whole thing. host: let's talk about some of the limits that are currently out there to educate folks about the election law. guest: there are limits giving money directly to candidates and the parties. within the structure, there is a limit to how much donors can give, romney a donor, whether an individual or corporation, can give a million dollars to the group supported the candidates so it kind of gives -- to influence the election. host: it seems like the next frontier, another one of the stories that you wrote for campaign finance folks who want to lose in the laws is the disclosure issue. texas a little bit through some of the disclosure laws on the books now. guest: i think that is one of the more in

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. >> and tonight a texas graduate student is recovering after he was attacked by chimpanzees in south africa. andrew overly was on tour of a sanctuary when he was attacked leaving him with severe cuts and broken bones. he crossed a small fence and he got too close to the enclosure. >> it's about saving people. he was fiercely struggling not to be pulled into the enclosure. as far as we can tell he was not dragged in all the way. he was partially lodged underneath. >> he was pummeled in what may have been a case of monkeys defending their territory. one witness say he may have been trying to take a rock away from a chimp. >> now to an update. back in may. there has been a surge of calls to poison control centers after children ate colorful packets of laundry detergent. the company has promised to make changes. but have they? >> it's bright bite-sized and to her son it might have looked like candy. that is what her mother and a half was eating. >> i thought they got into the candy and they were eating candy. >> minutes after it bursted in her mouth she had severe vomiting and diarrhea. >> you

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Jul 2, 2012

. >> this is a fundamental disagreement between democrats and republicans, between bobby and myself. pick on texas. 22% of its kids have no health insurance, and 25% of its adults have no health insurance. those aren't just texas kids. those are american kids. and i think we have an obligation to make sure our kids have health insurance. and this bill does that. i don't like the individual mandate either, and i don't think it was necessary, but it's there. the supreme court has spoken. the congress has spoken. the president has spoken. mitt romney has shown this can work because it did work in massachusetts with 98% of people covered. i don't want to live in a country where 22% of the kids who are american kids in texas don't have health insurance, and i think it's our obligation as a society to make sure everybody has health insurance, and that is what this bill does. >> i'm out of time. two quick ones for you, governor. you're on the vp list. would you like to be his running mate if he asks you? >> you and i talked about this before. we're not going to speculate. i've said this the last several week

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Jul 2, 2012

about that. >> it was a great gallery. >>> ahead. a texas grad student fighting for his life after being dragged and mauled by chimpanzees. his roommate and longtime friends comes "outfront." >>> and could the bailout cause president obama a key battleground state? we'll find out. this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives? as a police chief, i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. if you want to make a

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Jul 2, 2012

. there are now 26,000 utility workers trying to get the power become on, some from canada and texas. >> hundreds of thousands of people are still without power after the fierce fast moving storm to through maryland friday night. >> it's just one of those things. it's inconvenient. there are people in worst shape. >> it's mother nature doing what she does. you have to grin and bear it and make the best of it. >> bge has restored more than 400,000 customers. >> this is going to extend into this coming weekend. beyond that, we're being very careful not to set any false expectations. >> this storm had all of time packet of a hurricane without the warning time that a hurricane would typically give to us. >> gusts of winds hit more than 70 miles an hour, sending trees slamming into cars and homes. >> i look at what could have happened. i could have been in the car. >> it came in through the roof are. there was water coming in -- through the roof. there was water coming in. >> right now power crews are are coming in from out of state to help local workers who have been on the clock all weekend. there'

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. >>> a graduate student from texas in a fight for his life. the 26-year-old mauled by chimpanzees in south africa and underwent six hours of surgery. coming up, live with more on his recovery. what led to the vicious attack. we'll hear from a man who was there on the scene. >> with the olympics just 25 days away, the torch is passing through a special location today. princess diana's childhood home. we'll take you there live. >>> we'll begin with severe storms that battled the east coast. tom costello in an area of washington, d.c. where people there are still without power this morning. good morning to you, tom. >> reporter: hi, natalie, good morning. we could have picked almost any of many, many streets in virginia, maryland, washington, d.c. area to show awe scene like this. a massive tree down right on top of a car, power lines down. from the midwest to the mid-atlantic we have got a lot of destruction. just last night more storms in north carolina, three people dead there. let's put this into perspective, at the height of the outages, more than 5 million people without electricity. now it's

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Jul 1, 2012

was on a study trip, an anthropology student from the university of texas. just before the attack he was giving a lecture about their behavior to a group of tourists and then went across the fence. into radar -- into a no go zone. new eyewitness accounts suggest he may have done that to prevent an animal from hurling a rock at people. >> it may have been instinctive for him to go for something which he thought was necessary to do. >> reporter: then two chimps attacked him one of them dragging him for 30 yards. when other staff members raced to rescue him they became targets, too. >> kept pursuing me. i climbed back inside the vehicle. it jumped on the bottom of the vehicle and i closed my door and he started beating through the window. >> reporter: chimpanzees are highly territorial. because many are psychologically damaged they are volatile. there are 33 chimpanzees here. each one rescued from the trade in its meat or from the entertainment industry. although they look docile they are incredibly strong. some are seven times as strong as an adult human male. as andrew oberle experienced so grap

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Jul 2, 2012

disorder. >>> graduate student from texas upgraded to stable condition after he was attacked by chimps in south africa. andrew remains in a medically induced coma after the attack. officials say it happened when he entered a restricted stone between two security fences outside a chimp end throw sure. two males became -- angry and grabbed him by the legs pulling him under the barrier they used the opening to escape, dragging him into a public space and mauling him. when a staff area rifed the chimps chased him back into his vehicle. >> the chimpanzee jumped on to the bottom of the vehicle started slamming started to breakthrough the windshield. >> he fired a shot through the glass, hitting one and causing both to finally retreat. neither chimp will be euthanized but they've been put into isolation. >> frightening situation there. >>> monday, we are starting with a lot of fog. >>> good news out of sfo flight arrival delays are over now, didn't have any in oakland and san jose. the fog is treating quickly back to the coast. looking at sausalito from mount tamalpais this morning looking do

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Jul 1, 2012

. the cities of denver and dallas, texas will also be getting satellite patent offices but there's no word yet which city the silican valley office might open here. patti lee, ktvu news. >>> people up the mississippi valley, 91 in chicago, 105 in atlanta, they're all dealing with record breaking heat on top of a deadly storm. 2.5million customers right now are still without electricity and you know what that means no air-conditioning, no fans. let's take a look at what's going on in baltimore right now. this is how people are trying to stay cool. ice is being distributed to several areas that still don't have power. it's the only way some people can stay cool right now. the city of baltimore has extended a red code heat alert until tuesday. let's look at what's going on. the massive storm has caused damage from indiana to the eastern seaboard. >> reporter: big smiles for a small simplicity. there were smiles for an ice give away in virginia. and that brought many like sahri bonet. >> there's no ice around here nowhere, we went to like two supermarkets and there's no ice. >> reporter: several

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Jul 2, 2012

wellbutrin for uses besides major depressive disorder. >>> graduate student from texas upgraded to stable condition after he was attacked by chimps in south africa. andrew remains in a medically induced coma after the attack. officials say it happened when he entered a restricted stone between two security fences outside a chimp end throw sure. two males became -- angry and grabbed him by the legs pulling him under the barrier they used the opening to escape, dragging him into a public space and mauling him. when a staff area rifed the chimps chased him back into his vehicle. >> the chimpanzee jumped on to the bottom of the vehicle started slamming started to breakthrough the windshield. >> he fired a shot through the glass, hitting one and causing both to finally retreat. neither chimp will be euthanized but they've been put into isolation. >> frightening situation there. >>> monday, we are starting with a lot of fog. >>> good news out of sfo flight arrival delays are over now, didn't have any in oakland and san jose. the fog is treating quickly back to the coast. looking at sausalito fr

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canada, florida, michigan, tennessee, texas, all over. >> in the coming days, martin o'malley said get this down and get it done quickly. in those days where someone may not have power, what do k they do? >> if you haven't reported your outage, call us at 877-778- 2222, exercise caution around public safety concerns, such as downed power lines, give us a call. because there is extreme heat, make sure you and your family are staying hydrated and close your blinds and curtains. we have a list of the cooling stations throughout maryland for customers to access. >> thank you for joining us. we will have links at our website as well, abc2news.com. a few minutes before 7:00, we continue with your news to go in a bit. continuing our storm coverage of what going on, meagan is live. linda so is keeping you up to date. sherrie johnson is taking care of the code red facilities. that's coming up when we continue on good morning maryland. dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% c

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texas, which has decided they would rather their women, their low income women not have preventative well women care at all than partner with planned parenthood in that program. we have the horrible situation in mississippi where the woman remaining clinic is in danger of closing, but hopefully going to be coming back. we've had transvaginal probes in my home state of virginia. those negative things are one way to look at this year. there's another way to look at this year. we also had komen for the cure make a horrific decision in ending their partnership with planned parenthood, but that wasn't the end of the story as you all remember.

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Jul 1, 2012

originated in the silicon valley and with a three-year delay both texas executives and politicians say it hurts innovation the one existing offices in alexandria va getting an office in the valley has been three years in the making, it should bring products to market faster right now there are no satellite offices of that is it for patents have to go through the virginia office and in person appearances are required in front of examiners. >>> we think it will speed things up, there is a big a light were behind hundreds of thousands of patents, about a three-year delay which is absurd. that is a product life in the technology world >>> the delay affects product to market because investors are frustrated filing a patent is not an inexpensive and never were talking tens of thousands of dollars, not just treasure but time. at this point no locations selected for the new office although it is that the to be in san jose as many as 250 paten examiners will work here and those fallen for the patents will pay the operating costs no taxpayer money involved. this will be unveiled at a news confer

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Jul 2, 2012

i can't &pjust get a hold of him." to move to fort hood, texas witt their ne-year-old daughter after the wedding. ssifling tempeeatures...leads tooan expeeiment. &pexperiient.how long it took for a tray of cookies to bake...after being left in a car window! windoww ((break 1)) hear ye, hear ye! this 4th of july, celebrate the red, white, and blue with ocean spray cranberry, white cranberry, and blueberry juice cocktails. how did you wear this stuff growing up? it's so itchy. thou art not funny. [ fife and drum corps plays ] ♪ jif to go goes anywhere ♪ jif to go goes here, goes there ♪ ♪ jif to go goes everywhere ♪ goes here, goes there ♪ jif to go, wherever you go ♪ goes here, goes there p joel d. smith ii streamin now... northeast baltimore with the latest on the cceanup nd hhw much ponger so many will be in the dark and in the heat. good morning joee d. 3 &p (ad lib) schools, you name it, sootraffic lights.... businesses, lib) schools, businesses, traffic lights.... you name it, so many are still feeling the results of those nasty storms, and it looks

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, texas witt their one-yeaa-old daughter after the wedding. win tickets to an advanced een.- screening of katy perry's " parttof me".. ii coming p in the next 45 minutes.plus-- the winner also gets aa c-d.and... celebrate america's bbrthhdy.. in the heart of &pbaltimmre.what you need tt do to get inside the ottest party n town.. in ourr hometown hoosppt. you're wwtching fox 45 good day baltimore. 3((bump out)) (( ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ ♪ i was thinking that i hope this never ends ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. of july with some delcious desserts.lasheeda terryywith the four seasons hotel joins us live this morring with a sneak peek at tteir indeeendence day bash innour pometown hotspot.-

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including... pennsylvania,, florida, massachusetts, texas, michigan, new york, miisissippi... and even quebec, caaada.so if you sse them - you may want to ave and say thanks.even with all the extra hands on deck... patience.they wannaaknow why they're still in the dark - and in the heat. < "even though it was big power ouuage, they havv many workers to do there job, and we shhuldn't have even had to wait ttat long forrour lights to come back on." "it's just bad. bg&e is not trying to come out and help urn lights on or anything."> ab liblive in north baltimore... melinda roeder... fox 45 news at 5. 3 and herees a look at where things stand.at our last check.... there are still more than 61- thousand customers in more than 69- thousann in er. baltimore county... and more than 39- thousand in anne arundel county.b-g-e has resttred ower to morr than 455--thousand of its customers since friday ight. governor martin o'maally says he's pushing utilities to do a better jjo at geetinn the power back on. on.the governor says a lot of progrees has been made since the storm first hit on fri

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from crews in florida and texas, as far as customers go, what would be your message to them relative to patience or manage this. we do thank customers for patience. especially coupled with the heat, it can be frustrating. if you have a new outage, please call the number to repot i. if you have a downed wire, please call. only call once to report your outage. please respect our workers while they are out there, they are working and doing hard job. >> that's something you point out. i don't think it can be stressed enough, respecting the men and women while they are trying to help you. don't take it out on the people trying to help. they will answer your questions if you have any, give us a call at the call snow. they are trying to work as quickly and safely as possible. there are a lot of tough conditions they are dealing with. >> a qaet of a million people g a quarter of a million people still without power. . >>> we are dealing with hot temperatures out there, also another red hot alert today, cooling centers are open. >> reporter: folks are bracing for more hot temperatures today.

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Jul 2, 2012

of july. >> indeed. you have been an unwaivering advocate for children in texas. you're the co-chair of the congress congressional children's caucus. what is your reaction when you hear charles perry say he's completing opposed to the health care reform even though 22% of children in your state have no health insurance whatsoever? >> the reason i began this conversation with wishing everyone a happy fourth of july, that's probably one of our best moments in america, we declared our independence and recognized that we were stronger as a confederation of then kocolonic but then going toward a state, but then that we were more strong, if you will, being united. that's what the health care reform act is all act. it is about establishing a standard of the quality of health care for all americans. and if we would use our patriotism not to demonize a law that has become the law of the land, i can assure you that americans would recognize that their lives would be made better by the the continuation of affordable care act just like mitt romney said in 2005 where he called out those who

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Jul 2, 2012

. >> dangerous heat on the way. 9 weather alert code may go from yellow to red. >>> a texas grad student is in critical condition tonight after being mauled by two chimps at a sanctuary for abused chimps in south africa. the 26-year-old university of texas student was leading a tour at the time. those two chimps attacked andrew after he tried to retrieve a rock within their enclosure. witnesses say eberly climbed into a no go zone. doctors are treating overly and they are optimistic about his recovery. >>> children are in trouble with the law in england. after allegedly trying to snatch the olympic plane. it happened this morning, five national health service workers were running through the city when two boys somehow managed to evade security. they tried to grab the torch, but security guards ushered them away. >>> after alec baldwin and his 38-year-old yoga instructor are husband and wife. the actor married thomas over the weekend. among the guests, tina fey, and robert f. kennedy jr. baldwin was previously married to kim. they have a daughter who was also there. the reception took pla

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Jul 2, 2012

environments like where? >> florida, you have texas. you mean over the last decade us states with no income taxes nearly doubled their population. states that really tax people like the ultra liberal states, new york, chicago, and also california, those states practice obamanomics. >> but they're in declining numbers. >> i wonder whether the companies have an added benefit. they talk about the effect of taxes but if you move a lot of midlevel type position to say these states you don't have to pay them as much. it's also in the company's interest. >> absolutely, companies are fighting for survival. they have healthcare costs, you have higher taxes. you know, the only things doing well right now under this administration are bankruptcy lawyers, pawnshops, food stamp card makers but we have to promote growth in these states and lower taxes, unfortunately these people are leaving the state and costing the states billions in potential revenues. >> you said the same to occupy wall streeters when they stormed manhattan. you hired one. she went on to get a job on her own elsewhere after you hired

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of improvement today for a texas grad student mauled by chimpanzees at a wildlife sanctuary in south africa. >> today we're learning more about what may have led to that attack. >> reporter: andrew is recovering well after six hours of surgery yesterday. he's stabled and being sedated by a team of doctors. >> i think under the circumstances of multiple injuries, he is doing well, and we are hoping for a positive outcome. >> reporter: this is the chimp sanctuary still closed to visitors this morning. we were allowed inside to see some of the 33 animals looked after here. each one rescued from poachers, or from their life as an entertainment act, a life that's left some psychologically damaged andangries volume tile. he was here on a study trip from the university of texas with a passion for chimps. just before the attack, he was giving a presentation to a group of tourists. then he's said to have crossed a fence into a no-go zone. eyewitness accounts suggest he stepped into a rocket that was jacked into the fence, perhaps to try to prevent one of the animals hurling it to passersby. >> i've

MSNBCW - Hardball With Chris Matthews

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days like this 48 years ago. a southern president from texas signed a civil rights act that makes me know good can come if we don't surrender to bad. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> when is a tax not a tax? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm michael smerconish. what we have here is a failure to communicate. from the moment the supreme court upheld the mandate, republicans say see, president obama raised taxes. but today mitt romney's chief spokesman told our chuck todd, no the mandate is not a tax after all. why would eric fernstrom say that? that means romney raised taxes with his health care plan in massachusetts. this is why rick santorum said romney would be the worst republican to carry the anti-health care reform message into the fall. also we're hearing that chief justice roberts initially planned to strike down the mandate but switched his vote. a look at the inner workers of the supreme court. >>> plus count on seeing the obama campaign keep up their attacks on bain capital. both campaigns admitting the attacks on the business

WMAR - ABC World News With Diane Sawyer

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so early. >> across america, little graduates from texas to, georgia. and these little fellas in cincinnati with eye on summer break. while they should be doing this, retailers want them in the store shopping with their parents. school supplies already on the shelves and on sale at this staples where the back to school season began june 10th. >> very early for school shopping. they have them in the stores already. we're not ready for that yet. >> reporter: there's toys r us, biggest ever backpack sale. experts say get used to it. after a sales slump in april and may, retailers are going back to school shoppers earlier than ever. >> if they don't make it in this summer or next year, they may be out of business. >> why, national incomes are down 7%. overall, consumers are spending less. the one saving grace for retailers. >> they are going after it because people will spend for their children where they won't spend for themselves. >> reporter: among the biggest savings cotten down 50%. clothes and accessories discounted as well. >> so you don't want to shop for back to school su

KNTV - The Chris Matthews Show

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The Chris Matthews Show

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is going to take up a very big university of texas affirmative action case that could completely roll back affirm active action. chris: so race and jender wouldn't matter anymore? -- gender wouldn't matter anymore? >> it would overturn what happened in the mid 2000's with justice o'connor saying the university of michigan could use race as a factor. >> in admissions. >> we've got that up there and a big voting rights percolating. and look at same sex marriage issues that are coming that way, too. the defense of marriage act is being challenged right now. that's -- that's probably going to get to the supreme court and prop eight in california. so these are big social issues that are actually more important. chris: john, do you think the obama campaign in its brain, including the president and the smart people around him, are they hoping to avoid a big discussion of these court issues like same sex marriage? do they want to go into saying -- charlotte and have that be a big noise maker at the convention? >> i think that the -- the obama campaign is running a mick row targeted operation that'

WUSA - 9News Now at 11pm

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Jul 1, 2012

're relying on outside help? these crews that are coming from texas, canada, and everywhere else? is that not a factor? that's your strategy, you roll the die, sometimes you just get caught, like in this occasions right? >> no, in this situation, this storm was unprecedented. this was a massive event. it's not uncommon in our industry to have mutual assistance. that goes for actual line crews, even call centers to actually take customer calls. so when you have major events like this that do not happen every day, you certainly do rely on your partner utilities to help you out. >> okay, gottia. no appear -- got ya. so no apologies necessary, people are going to be upset this is just the way it is, we live in washington, we love it, but this is what's going to happen when we get a big storm. that what we're hearing? >> no, we do feel their pain, it's hot, no one likes to be without power but we are working extremely hard. we've pulled in all of our resources is all of our phi employees have been activated. we're literally bringing in as many people and as many resources as we can to

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Jul 2, 2012

be disappearing. texas the latest state to start charging sales tax for amazon products. see what it means for amazon investors. the bull case for rim. we found an analyst who says now is the time to buy into this down beat tech giant will we'll talk to him live. all that coming up in the next hour. >>> first squawk on the beat, retail giant walmart turns 50 today. it's not the only retailer celebrating half a century of success. courtney reagan looking at how walmart stacks up to other 50 years old out there. >> good morning to you, carl. today might be the half century birthday but does mark for other retailers, target, kohl's, they turn 50, too. 1952, first forgot, kohl's in brookfield, wisconsin and sam walton opened the first walmart in rogers, arkansas, 50 years ago. they didn't go public overnight. target october 15th, 196 67. the stock split three times since. 50 cash dividends since the ipo, averaging four a year in the last decade. kohl's began in 1962, it wasn't incorporated until 1988, going public may 19th, 1992 at $14 a share nonsplit adjusted. at the date of the ipo kohl's h

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to the testimony. >> thank you. the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam chair. i sincerely thank you, madam chair, for hosting this hearing. this is an important hearing and i would like to associate myself, if i may say so, with mr. miller's comments. i did not hear them in their entirety so i won't associate myself with all of them, but what i did hear, i associate myself with. i would also like to enter into the record a letter from the houston association of realtors. this letter is signed by their president. actually, he is the federal coordinator and also the state chair elect as well as mr. wayne strohman, who is the chair of the board for 2012. >> without objection. >> thank you. madam chair, i think mr. miller has made some salient points. we find ourselves with people making decisions that are not entirely familiar with the empirical evidence. i do believe that we have to revisit some of these issues so as to tweak a system that we have in place. my belief is that this is something that is salvageable, something that's doable. i think that we just have t

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. the a's wrapping up tonight in texas. oakland trying not to get swept. 1-1 now in the 6th. oakland has one on the all star team, ryan cook, the a's latest closure, 6 saves in 9 opportunities. he was acquired with an off season trade with the diamondbacks. this is his first appearance. if there was any doubt, spain, the champion, taking on italy in the finals. 14 minutes in, spain with a beautiful center pass. spain 2-0 at the half. the spanish added to their lead. italy turns it over. torres to make it 3-0. 4-0 was the final. spain becomes the first team to win three straight major international titles. still more to come on this sunday night addition of sports rap. a familiar face on the golfer golfer golf tour. >> reporter: the fans watched today at&t national golf amount to and they saw the guy who used to be the biggest name in sport. the congressional country club. more debris left behind by friday's storm was cleaned cleaned up. tiger woods hosts the event. after that birdie punt, in front by one. a dual between tiger woods and bo van pelt. bo van pelt needs this putt for par at

MSNBCW - Way Too Early With Willie Geist

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Jul 2, 2012

yesterday. a lot of familiar faces on the a.l. side. the only real first-timer, texas catcher mike napoli. he's making his first appearance. a few surprises on the n.l. side. the giants pablo sandoval, "kung fu panda" will start at third base for the senior circuit, while catcher of the giants, buster posey and outfielder melky cabrera will make their first all-star game appearances. worth noting, rookie bryce harper is in the running for the final spot on the a.l. team. his teammate mike trout made the a.l. league as a reserve. nationals fans, vote for bryce harper, but chipper jones is in the conversation, too. i think that's his first year. i feel bad pushing the 19-year-old in front of the 40-year-old. barnacle agrees. >>> speaking of mike trout and the angels, they traveled to toronto on canada day to take on 9 blue jays. first inning, pujols hits a fly ball to right and rajai davis has trouble getting it out of his glove and trout takes advantage. the 20-year-old puts on the wheels and comes all the way around from second to score the first runç of the game. tied at 3 in the eight

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out-of- state utility workers coming in from as far away as canada, texas, florida. >> are you advising people not to call any more? >> as long as you have called, you don't need to call us. if you have not called us, you need to call us. >> you are deserving of a nap. >> we have a long way to go. >> thank you so much. we have the continuing coverage on our website as well as a list of cooling centers. you can find that and more at wbaltv.com. >> 70 degrees on tv hill. looking to see if they drink it can help your brain. >> coffee can lower the risk for a type of cancer. >> we have downed trees and traffic lights and a crash that >> welcome back. 77 degrees downtown. there could be some leftover rain this morning. there is some big thunderstorms going across the chesapeake bay and the lower eastern shore counties over towards ocean city. if the it is still raining and your house, it should be coming to an end shortly. a mixture of sun and clouds. some rain early possibly. it will turn left humid this afternoon. high temperature, 92. look at the seven-day forecast all the way th

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from texas is now in stable condition. he remains in an coma after being mauled by chimps. he entered an enclosure in south africa. the chimpanzee's apparently feeling threatened, dropped him off and began mauling him. the first responders to arrive was chased back to his car. >> started slamming him on edit. >> that first responder had to fire a shot. >> a group of nuns boarded a bus to protest the republicans' proposed budget. >> these six nuns have received a rock star reception as they travel around the country. but they have faced some criticism. they're concerned about proposed republican budget cuts and want to draw attention to their message. >> down by the riverside ♪ >> a crowd of enthusiastic supporters were waiting on capitol hill. >> they said 2,000 miles, but not that i was counting. 2,700 miles. " the leaders said they got a warm welcomes across america. >> she opened her wallet and took out all for cash and handed it to me. >> even in the heat, these women were not slowing down. >> i am 81 years old and i'm still going. their message? the republican budget will hurt

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forecast ahead. >>> a graduate student from texas in a fight for his life. the 26-year-old mauled by chimpanzees in south africa and underwent six hours of surgery. coming up, live with more on his recovery. what led to the vicious attack. we'll hear from a man who was there on the scene. >> with the olympics just 25 days away, the torch is passing away as texas and canada to try to get power restored. sunrise over washington this morning, as 1 to 2 million people throughout the mid-atlantic face a third day of misery, triple digits, and no electricity. >> another sizzling hot day, absolute misery. >> reporter: last night in a pitch-black neighborhood, another sizzling hot day. we found louis and lily guarda bracing for high temps and no humidity. >> we hope a cool breeze cools us off. actually, we ever been most concerned about the dogs, about our pets. >> reporter: friday night's 91-mile-per-hour winds left a trail of destruction in their wake. over hundreds of miles, massive trees down down and with them an entire network of power lines. >> no one predicted that this storm woul

FOXNEWS - America Live

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FOXNEWS
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Jul 2, 2012

the greater washington, d.c. area. lights are out, utility crews from texas and florida are being brought in to get power back up and running. the heat is difficult. 95 degrees or so. people don't have power or water. things like clean water and ice have become hot commodities. in west virginia we heard reports there might be price gouging going on. but a very difficult time. from living in the washington, d.c. area, occasional snowstorm may shut down d.c. for a couple days, but hot weather storm of this nature crippling power across maryland, d.c. and virginia. a shocking storm, and it's going to take quite a while for people to get back to normal. a lot of these folks have been brought to a nearby shelter. megyn: 232 amtrak passengers glad to be done with their train trip through the storm. the train was first lady new york to chicago when it was forced in a stop in west extrafriday. storms knocked down trees in front and in back of the train. passengers describing conditions on board where they were stuck for an entire day. >> being stuck for 24 hours with nothing to do and total darkn

WBAL - 11 News at 5

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Jul 2, 2012

georgia, texas, even canada. >> we are going to make a dent in this. >> frustrated, highly frustrated. >> his refrigerator and his neighbors are full of spoiling food. with gas stations on able to pump, and thousands of people crowding malls and billing shelters and libraries and schools, power may not be back on for many until friday. >> we put a lot of money into hardness system, but this is an extreme event. >> the firstborn slashed through friday night with 90 mile an hour winds. -- the first storm slashed through friday night. more storms hit yesterday, heavy rain in chicago, wind in north carolina toppled more trees. one killed a couple on a golf cart. another killed a man seeking refuge in a barn. the death toll of the storms past 22. tomorrow will be even hotter from coast to coast and in the mid-atlantic, war potentially punishing storms are forecast. in this neighborhood in far northwest d.c., when the big tree hit that house and took down all the wires, despite all the work being done that and there, it is going to be dark in this neighborhood tonight and in these homes, it

MSNBCW - The Daily Rundown

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Jul 2, 2012

work in california, texas, or oklahoma. what we did works in massachusetts. it was never meant to be a one size fits all. the governor has described the mandate as a penalty. let's take a step back and look at what the president has said about obama care. in order to get it past the congress, he insisted pubically and to the members of congress that the mandate was not a tax. after it passed, he sent his solicitor general up to court to argue that it was a tax. now he is back to arguing that it's not a tax. >> you guys called it a tax? >> the governor disagreed with the ruling of the court. clearly stated that the mandate was not a tax. >> okay. which -- so i guess -- we're -- i think we're talking around each other. the governor does not believe the mandate is a tax? that is what you're saying? >> the governor believes what we put in place in massachusetts was a penalty and he disagrees with the court's ruling that it is not a tax. >> but he agrees with the president that it is not -- and he believes that you should not call the tax penalty a tax, you should call it a penalty

WJZ - Eyewitness News at 4

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Jul 2, 2012

people. there are 2600 you nilty workers some from as far away as texas and canada, out there trying to get power back on. in some cases they can't begin to make repairs because massive trees are still in the way. wjz has extensive first warning weather coverage. adam may is in towel son. but first mike helgren is in baltimore. >> reporter: lightning and strong winds proved a powerful combination, toppling over many of those trees you were talking about and cutting out power to so many people. let's look at video whether it is from the air or ground. this was a huge storm, some of these wind gusts were 70 to 80 miles an hour, the mayor says power is being restored at a slower pace in the city, compared to other parts of the counties, other parts of baltimore she says she is on it and urging patience right now. >> we might be annoyed, frustrated, and hot as heck we can get over that. if we lose a vulnerable citizen because of this heat, we can't get over that. >> three heat related deaths because of this record breaking heat that we had going into this storm friday and several other d

MSNBCW - Hardball With Chris Matthews

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Jul 2, 2012

sanya let's do this i am from baltimore south carolina... bloomington, california... austin, texas... we are all here to represent the country we love this is for everyone back home it's go time. across america, we're all committed to team usa. >>> latino voters will be key to president obama's hopes especially in key swing states. but gallup polling shows more than half identified as independents. 52% call themselves democrats and just 11% who say they're republicans. when asked which way they lean, the the independents switch to 2-1. we'll be right back. the postal service is critical to our economy, delivering mail, medicine and packages. yet the house is considering a bill to close thousands of offices, slash service and layoff over 100,000 workers. the postal service is recording financial losses, but not for reasons you might think. the problem ? a burden no other agency or company bears. a 2006 law that drains $5 billion a year from post office revenue while the postal service is forced to overpay billions more into federal accounts. house bill 2309 is not the answer. i've got a n

WRC - News 4 at 4

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Jul 2, 2012

in from georgia, texas, even canada. >> contract line cruise, our crews, we're really starting. we're going to make a dent in it. >> but you know people are not happy. >> absolutely. and we get it. >> reporter: the neighbors are full of spoiling food. with gas stations unable to pump, and thousands of people crowding malls and cooling shelters? libraries and schools, word is power might not be back on for many until friday. >> we've put a lot into restoring or hardening the system, but this was an extreme event. >> reporter: the first storms blasted through friday night, 90-mile-per-hour winds. you could see the rain coming through, trees falling, trash. >> reporter: more storms hit yesterday. heavy rain in chicago, wind in north carolina toppled more trees. one killed a couple on a golf cart. another killed a man taking refuge in a barn. the death toll in the storms passed 22. tomorrow will be even hotter from coast to coast, and in the mid-atlantic, more potential powerful storms are forecast. in this neighborhood, american university park, where this tree came down, knocked the

WRC - News 4 Today at 6

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Jul 2, 2012

from texas and the other parts of the midwest, from georgia and they got their own storms yesterday as well. >> exactly. it's going to be a low process for a lot of these companies. >> there's no way for them to plan for this kind of storm. >> exactly. the storms that we got have hurricane force winds. al normally we have days to plan. for a storm like this and the fact that we have heat, not a good combination at all. today will be another hot day for us. it's not until we get to, i think, next week, monday, for a high temperature will be falling back to the 80s. we're at 67 dreez currently. mount airy, maryland. 69, germantown, maryland. fairfax virginia and bristol, virginia, 72 degrees. you are some of the cooler locations throughout the area. storm 4, showers, thunderstorms, leaving the area. the radar is quiet. it's not until later today, i think after about lunchtime where we could see a few more showers or storing clear back in. we will be looking at a mostly sunny to partly sunny day. west of the area and a few coming on through during the evening hours and early night. and

FOXNEWSW - Geraldo at Large

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Jul 1, 2012

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WBAL - Today

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in july. that sounds like texas. >> so ready for fourth of july. you guys are well dressed for that. there are 82 places in the u.s. that are named after christmas. so there is the town of christmas, arizona, christmas valley in oregon, christmas island in florida. two places in maine, christmas tree mountain and christmas cove, maine, christmas, michigan, a christmas motel in case you want -- not bates motel but christmas motel. >> that sounds fun. >> santa claus not left out. a couple of places called santa claus. >> santa claus, indiana. >> have you been there. >> no, but been -- >> he googled it. >> always christmas in the u.s. >> a couple of countries that have christmas as well. >> have you been doing my research? >> i'm studying as i go. >> all right. let's move onto museums. love this fun fact. best museum for kids? >> this is an amazing museum, the largest attendance according to travel and leisure, smithsonian national air and space museum, 8,300,000 visitors a year, admission is free. fantastic. the second? anyone? anyone? >> no. >> just in general with attendance the lou

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